how do i disable the listing of servers and channels on my network?
on a windows unreal i have, that runs hidden, it disables this and only shows to ircops logged in, but now im running Unreal3.2-RC2fix and i dont know how to get this option.
some1 help.
disable listing of servers and channels
You can not disable these features.
Please consider upgrading your IRCd, your Version (3.2-RC2fix) is very old.
http://www.vulnscan.org/UnrealIrcd/faq/#37
Please consider upgrading your IRCd, your Version (3.2-RC2fix) is very old.
http://www.vulnscan.org/UnrealIrcd/faq/#37
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In 3.2.1, you could simply tell Unreal not to load the /list, /map, or /links commands. That would disable them completely. For /map and /links, I believe AngryWolf has a module on http://www.angrywolf.org that would limit them to opers. I do not know if he has one that works on a /list though.
-- codemastr
Of course, you could use his cmdshun module (dunno how stable it is - haven't tried it myself yet). That would of course allow you to restrict any command on a userhost basis - dunno if opers are exempt.codemastr wrote:In 3.2.1, you could simply tell Unreal not to load the /list, /map, or /links commands. That would disable them completely. For /map and /links, I believe AngryWolf has a module on http://www.angrywolf.org that would limit them to opers. I do not know if he has one that works on a /list though.
An idea: force all channels to be secret (+s), and your /list will be surely empty. 
By the way, my cmdshun module was not designed to block certain commands from everyone. Its purpose is to stop people from doing harmful things that are done with a few commands, at the same time, to let us able to avoid using stricter restrictions like /shun or /kill.
Although using a *@* is prohibited in the /cmdshun command for security reasons (just like in other TKL commands), a tricky CIDR netmask can evade this limitation. However this setting is always lost on server restart.
By the way, my cmdshun module was not designed to block certain commands from everyone. Its purpose is to stop people from doing harmful things that are done with a few commands, at the same time, to let us able to avoid using stricter restrictions like /shun or /kill.
Although using a *@* is prohibited in the /cmdshun command for security reasons (just like in other TKL commands), a tricky CIDR netmask can evade this limitation. However this setting is always lost on server restart.